JUNKED! An Absolute Bonanza Of 1940s To 1970s All-American Cars In The Junkyard To Enjoy...
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 พ.ย. 2023
- Another special treat, especially for lovers of old American Iron! Today we are taking a look at an ENTIRE ROW of old cars (or what's left of them) in a Wyoming junkyard. These aren't in line for"The Crusher" as parts of these are perhaps still of use to someone, somewhere, eventually. Maybe. Or maybe not? Time will tell. But we have several cars from Ford, a Willys Station Wagon (!) some Chevrolet, Oldsmobile, a Chrysler, but also Nash as well as Mercury are represented as time capsules from another era, but of course all in various states of distress from age and weather...
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This Nash is freaking awesome looking
Randy Travis diggin up bones would be a good backdrop song for this. A lot of these cars you're right they're not too much left on the bone 🦴. But it's always fun to look at them. Thank you 👍
Thanks for watching and glad you enjoyed it!
The star fire looks like a possible project too looks mostly complete
At the 5:00 minute mark of the video: The red 2-door hardtop is a 1966 Ford Galaxie 500. The warranty plate decodes as follows:
The vehicle model is the Galaxie 500 2-door hardtop (base price $2684.74, 198,532 produced). It was Ford number 69380 built at the Los Angeles, California assembly plant during the 1966 model year (first VIN was 100001). As built, the engine was a 390-4V Thunderbird Special V-8 (315 hp@4600 rpm, 427 ft-lbs@2800 rpm, 10.5:1 compression ratio), backed by the C6 Cruise-O-Matic 3-speed automatic transmission with column shift, and driving through a 3.00:1 non-locking differential. It was finished with the Candyapple Red exterior color, and the interior trim was bench seat with red "Venetian" pattern vinyl cushions and red "Crinkle" pattern vinyl bolsters and back. It had a scheduled build date of May 12, 1966, and the order was processed through the Denver, Colorado district sales office, which covered Colorado, western Nebraska and eastern Wyoming.
It sounds beautiful and configured how many today would probably like theirs to be...thank you so much for doing that research, it's fun to decode those plates!
Jimmy, you are one of very few junkyard visitors who take the time and effort to show the VIN tags and the reason I watch your videos. As the founder of the 1966 Ford Full-Size Registry, I am always interested in capturing those 1966 Galaxie dataplate images. Thank you! @@jimmythejunkyarddawg
The teal and white Chevrolet is a 1950's Impala or Bel air pretty neat
The Nash looks like it it could run and drive with some work
This galaxy I think could be a project car I believe it would be called a rolling project?
The car you didn't recognize is a 58 chevy.
Thanks! And thanks for watching!
Ok nevermind didn't realize the dash was completely gone but maybe if someone had the money
Look's like a 52 ,the first for next to the Mustang hulk.
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52-53 ford single spinner
Classic car prices ? What s that mean ?
They charge more for a turn signal for a 1963 Thunderbird than they do for a 2012 Nissan Altima for example...
chevelle 1969
The fender? Too cool, thanks! And thanks for watching, I hope you enjoyed it...
The star fire looks like a possible project too looks mostly complete
The Nash looks like it it could run and drive with some work